Arar: The first-quarter Ramadan crescent for the year 1447 AH was observed yesterday in the sky over Northern Borders Region, specifically above the city of Arar. Astronomy and Space Club member Adnan Khalifa reported that the crescent reached its first-quarter phase yesterday afternoon at 3:28 PM local time. During this phase, half of the Moon’s disk is illuminated, forming an approximate right angle with the Sun relative to Earth.

According to Saudi Press Agency, this phase is significant for astronomy enthusiasts, providing optimal conditions for observing surface details. This observation highlights the growing interest in monitoring astronomical phenomena in Northern Borders Region, attracting the interest of both professional and amateur astronomers. The region’s clear desert skies provide ideal conditions for precise observations of such celestial events.